Fijian
Pottery at Nakabuta Village..
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Using another wooden paddle, the potter shapes and thins the walls of the hollow vessel. |
She cuts a hole in the top to form the opening, or the mouth, of the vessel. |
The potter forms a thin coil of clay that she will attach to the pot to form the rim. |
After attaching the clay coil, the potter shapes the rim of the vessel. |
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©Simon
Fraser University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography
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